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(INTERVIEW) Lisa LoCicero Talks How She Landed on General Hospital, Being on the ‘Jewel in the Crown” of Soaps, and the Camaraderie of the Cast

By Michael Fairman

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General Hospital’s Lisa LoCicero began her journey as Olivia Falconeri from Bensonhurst back in 2008. When she came to Port Charles, it was a dream come true for her. LoCicero is one of several actresses in the soap opera medium that watched daytime dramas growing up and later wound up working on the set of that very same show they loved.

Tonight, ABC is airing its primetime special, General Hospital: 60 Years of Stars and Storytelling beginning at 10 pm ET/PT immediately following The Golden Bachelor nuptials, The Golden Wedding. In it, LoCicero appears with many of her GH castmates including the Quartermaine clan. After all, Olivia married into one of the series most iconic families when she tied the knot with Ned Quartermaine played by Wally Kurth.

Michael Fairman TV chatted with Lisa where she reveals when she first started watching General Hospital, how at one point she almost became a Brenda recast, and how the character of Olivia was born, plus what it means to to be a part of the ensemble cast of this legacy show, and much more. If ever there was a cheerleader for GH, Lisa is it! Here’s what she shared about living out her dream in Port Charles along with a little preview of tonight’s primetime special.

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We’re celebrating 60 years of GH tonight with a primetime special. I just remember you were/are a big fan of this show. Did you first watch when you were growing up?

LISA: I cannot say that I’ve been watching all sixty years. I’m not quite that old, but I did start watching with my grandmother when I was probably eight or nine. My grandmother, who just died this past year at the age of 100, she got me watching. I always say; we would sit on her sofa and she would be watching General Hospital, smoking cigarettes, doing needlepoint, and drinking Tab from a can with a straw, if anyone wants a visual. I remember, there was an earthquake on the show. I feel like it was Steve (John Beradino) and Jessie (Emily McLaughlin) at the Nurse’s hub, and the hospital was shaking. That’s the one that I remember the most.

Did you then begin to dream of one day being on GH?

LISA: People always ask, being a longtime fan, what would be your dream? We always used to sort of laugh about it. In the Christmas episode, John Beradino would be reading to the kids. “I’m going to tell you a story about a very special baby.” The kids go, “The baby Jesus?” Steve goes, “That’s right, Tommy. The baby Jesus.” I believe that Olivia is the one to someday say, “Okay Kids. I’m going to tell you a real special story about a very, very special baby.” The kids say, “The baby Jesus?” She goes, “Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah, that’s right. Good guess. The baby Jesus.” I feel like we could pull it off.

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Did your grandma watch you when you were on General Hospital?

LISA: We talked all the time. The one that really got me mad was when, and it was part of my Emmy reel, I really blew up when Olivia found out that Sonny had cheated on her, when they were hypothetically dating and he had cheated on Olivia with Ava resulting in a baby. She really lets loose on him. My grandma was like, “What were you so mad at him about you?” She goes, “It’s not like you guys were really dating?”

I know you had appeared on other soap operas from Loving, The City and One Life to Live. How did you land the part of Olivia that would take you to your favorite show?

LISA: It went like this: after being on Loving and The City, I tested to play a new character on One Life to Live. Apparently, I really knocked it out of the park at that test, which was with Michael Easton (ex-John, OLTL, now Finn, GH). They did not give me that part, but at the same time I was testing for a recast Lois on General Hospital. They wrote the character of Sonia Toledo for me on One Life to Live based off those two screentests and scenes. and that entire Puerto Rican mob storyline went over like a giant lead balloon. It was not a good thing. It was voted the worst storyline in soap history, and then some years later, I came in to GH to test for the role of Kate Howard.

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Did you test with Maurice Benard (Sonny)?

LISA: I tested with Maurice when they used to do tests in Jill Farren Phelps (ex-EP, General Hospital) office. I thought I nailed the audition. Then, my agent got a call saying, “We have something better for her coming up.” And I was like, “What?” I assume they were blowing smoke up my ass. They actually were talking about maybe bringing me back as a Brenda recast, and that would’ve been the only job in the world that I would’ve actually said “no” to. That would’ve been just a hot mess. That is something that no actress ever would want to do. Luckily, it turned out that they really wanted the Kate character to be a dual personality type of thing from the beginning. That she was like the uptight one, and the flip side, a down and dirty Olivia-type character. However, that really wasn’t coming off of the original Kate (Megan Ward). So, they created this character for me to sort of play that other aspect from Sonny’s past. They created my character to bring “Sonny! You shot your own son!” to the table. They wrote Olivia just for me.

So, when you finally get to GH and you’re actually there, it’s like a dream come, true? Did other people in your family watch General Hospital?

LISA: It was a dream come true in every way. Oh, everybody, my whole family was excited and watched. There were summers that I literally woke up in the morning, started watching the ABC soaps which were at the time, Edge of Night, Ryan’s Hope, All My Children, One Life to Live, and General Hospital. My family had seen me on Loving and The City and One Life to Live, but this was General Hospital, which has always been the jewel in the crown, in my humble opinion, and as evidenced by the fact that it’s the one that’s still on.

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It was so interesting that we’re talking about Sonny shooting Dante (Dominic Zamprogna), and Olivia seeing her son bleeding on the floor. On this Tuesday’s episode of GH, Lois and Olivia have a huge blowout in their friendship when Lois brings up the shooting.

LISA: Can I just say, that day there had been a lot of schedule changes, because that week a lot of people were out sick, and the scripts and the shooting had changed around. I got to work that day having memorized the absolutely wrong script. The only time in my life it’s ever happened. So, I literally realized that we were shooting those scenes like maybe 30 minutes before we had to tape. It was quite literally things that actors have nightmares about: the cameras are rolling and you didn’t realize that you had to memorize the script.

Sonny shooting Dante and Olivia running in finding him on the floor, is now one of the classic moments in GH history!

LISA: If I show up in however many, “greatest moments in soap opera history,” that’s where I’ll show up. That moment usually makes at least the top 20. Sometimes, it’s in the top 10. Usually, you can find in the top 20, “Sonny, you shot your own son!” I’m proud of that as a longtime soap actor.

Do you remember taping that scene?

LISA: Well, to some extent. You sort of go into another world at that moment. It’s also when you’re shooting a soap, as you’ve heard a million times, it’s all so immediate. You haven’t rehearsed it, and you can’t practice it.  It’s so much on instinct. They say,”Action!” and you’re going to just run in there, see what you see, and do what your body does. You have to think, “What would it look like if you saw your son get shot by the dad that says he didn’t know he was his dad?” And you know what? Sometimes it works better than others. That’s what’s so great about soap operas. You’re going to see something that is more raw than you’re going see in any other medium.

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The cast filmed the primetime special over a couple days before the holiday break. What do you recall from the taping? What can you preview?

LISA: I mostly appear in the Quartermaine section. There’s going to be some nice clips from the history of the Quartermaine family, and Jane Elliot (Tracy) Wally Kurth (Ned) and Rena Sofer (Lois) and I do a couple little interstitials where we are queuing up the great and rich history of the Quartermaine family and what they’ve meant to the show. I will say, there’s a very, very special ending to the show. So, if anyone’s tuning in, you gotta stick around till the very, very end.

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When people ask you what you do, and you say, “I’m on General Hospital,” is it a sense of pride for you?

LISA: Oh, my God, totally! And, even if as actors, sometimes you’re thinking of wanting to be on some sort of like fancy, new, prestige, streamy, whatever, but when you say you’re on “General Hospital,” everybody knows what you’re talking about. Everyone is like, “Oh, my God.” And often it’s like, “I used to watch that in college, or “My grandma watches that,” or the one that we all agree can be fairly offensive, “It’s my guilty pleasure.” I’m like, “What are you so guilty about?” It’s a great show. It’s that, and when people say “Soaps are great training ground for actors.” I’d love to see them train to do what we do, quite frankly. But, it is a thrill when someone says, “What do you do?” And I get to say that “I am on General Hospital. ” It’s been the better part of my adult life. What was supposed to be 10 episodes has been almost 17 years. I’ve sort of been raising my two kids through my time on GH. Luke was about eight years old when I started. He’s now graduating college, and Verity is now eight-years-old. They both sort of learned to read by doing lines with me.

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Can you speak to the camaraderie of the cast? Obviously, we all know that it was a tragic and difficult 2023 with so many beloved members of the GH family then and now, passing away including: Jackie Zeman, Nneka Garland, Tyler Christopher, Billy Miller, and others. What can you say collectively how you are together? Do you feel that this ensemble group are good friends with each other, as well as trusted castmates?

LISA: It is said too many times, it’s becomes a trope to say. “It’s really like a family,” but it really is a family, and it’s even beyond that, because in most families, everyone’s sort of codependent, and stuffs all their garbage down, and doesn’t talk about their problems. When at work you’re going to have to look deeply into someone’s eyes, not just remembering lines, but really, really being vulnerable, physically, mentally, emotionally, spiritually vulnerable with that other person in front of millions of strangers. That is a bond that you don’t share with your actual family members. So to say that we’re a family doesn’t even do it justice. If you’re going to do love scenes, you’re walking into your place of business and going, “At some point in this next year, I might have to take my clothes off and make out with you. ”  That is a level of community that most people do not share with a bunch of people that aren’t their family or even people that are their family.  So, it really is a closeness that most people on earth will not ever quite understand. I would say that in the years I’ve been there, it goes through peaks and valleys in terms of the whole group thing. There are moments that we all remember that everyone was really, really cohesive. Then, there are times it dissipates a little bit when people go and a whole bunch of new people come in, but then it builds again. I think right now, we really are in one of the golden moments in the years that I’ve been there with people really getting along and having each other’s back. There’s a text chain that I’m on with six of the ladies from our show. I won’t say who they are, but we really are close and share moments, and get help when we need it from one another and support. It’s one of the things I value most, in life, quite honestly.

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Are you going to be watching the GH special tonight with popcorn nearby?

LISA: Oh, yes! With popcorn or something better!

 

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Thanks, really enjoyed reading this article

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Love her! Olivia is like the moral center of the Quartermaines now.

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I’ve always loved Olivia, but not always her choice of men. Her relationship with her sons is outstanding, especially Leo.

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53rd Annual Daytime Emmy Nominations Announced: ‘The Young and the Restless’ Tops With 18, ‘Beyond the Gates’ With 16

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The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (NATAS) today announced the full list of nominees for the upcoming 53rd Annual Daytime Emmy Awards, and it was CBS daytime’s The Young and the Restless and broadcast television newest soap opera, Beyond the Gates that racked up the most nominations with 18 and 16, respectively.

The full reveal on Tuesday follows the announcement of several major categories including Lead Actor and Actress on Monday via Extra and Entertainment Tonight and The View today revealing Daytime Drama Series and more.

The 53rd Annual Daytime Emmys ceremony is set to take place on Friday, October 30 at the historic Hollywood Palladium in Hollywood, California.

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In a statement, Adam Sharp, President and CEO of NATAS expressed, “We’re proud to honor the extraordinary talent and creative teams whose work continues to define and elevate daytime television, As the Daytime landscape evolves and new forms of storytelling emerge, we remain committed to recognizing the innovation happening across the industry.”

“Each year, the Daytime Emmy Awards celebrate the creativity, passion, and dedication that drive this vibrant community of storytellers,” said Rachel Schwartz, Head of the Daytime Emmy Awards. “Congratulations to this year’s nominees, whose work continues to entertain, inspire and connect with audiences every day. We look forward to celebrating their remarkable achievements in Hollywood this October.”

The Daytime Emmy Awards have recognized outstanding achievement in television programming and crafts since 1974, honoring work in a variety of genres, including daytime dramas, talk series, entertainment news, culinary, adventure, instructional and legal/courtroom programming.

This year’s Lifetime Achievement Honoree, Gold & Silver Circle Inductees, and ceremony host will be announced at a later date.

Now below, check out the nominees in the daytime drama, talk show, entertainment news series and creative arts categories and congratulations to all!

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Outstanding Daytime Drama Series
Beyond the Gates
Days of Our Lives
General Hospital
The Young and the Restless

Outstanding Lead Actress in a Daytime Drama Series
Stacy Haiduk (as Kristen DiMera), Days of Our Lives
Karla Mosley (as Dani Dupree), Beyond the Gates
Michelle Stafford (as Phyllis Summers), The Young and the Restless
Heather Tom (as Katie Logan), The Bold and the Beautiful
Tamara Tunie (as Anita Williams Dupree), Beyond the Gates

Outstanding Lead Actor in a Daytime Drama Series
Eric Braeden (as Victor Newman), The Young and the Restless
Steve Burton (as Jason Morgan), General Hospital
Scott Clifton (as Liam Spencer), The Bold and the Beautiful
Thorsten Kaye (as Ridge Forrester), The Bold and the Beautiful
Christian Jules Le Blanc (as Michael Baldwin), The Young and the Restless

Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Daytime Drama Series
Linsey Godfrey (as Sarah Horton), Days of Our Lives
Camryn Grimes (as Mariah Copeland), The Young and the Restless
Beth Maitland (as Traci Abbott), The Young and the Restless
Trisha Mann-Grant (as Leslie Thomas), Beyond the Gates
Amanda Setton (as Brook Lynn Quartermaine), General Hospital

Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Daytime Drama Series
Sean Dominic (as Nate Hastings), The Young and the Restless
Timon Kyle Durrett (as Bill Hamilton), Beyond the Gates
Michael Graziadei (as Daniel Romalotti), The Young and the Restless
Roger Howarth (as Matt Clark), The Young and the Restless
Mike Manning (as Bradley “Smitty” Smith), Beyond the Gates
Lawrence Saint-Victor (as Carter Walton), The Bold and the Beautiful

Outstanding Emerging Talent in a Daytime Drama Series
Braedyn Bruner (as Emma Scorpio-Drake), General Hospital
Al Calderon (as Javier Hernandez), Days of Our Lives
Alice Halsey (as Rachel Black), Days of Our Lives
Giovanni Mazza (as Gio Palmieri), General Hospital
Ambyr Michelle (as Eva Thomas), Beyond the Gates
Arielle Prepetit (as Naomi Hamilton Hawthorne), Beyond the Gates

Outstanding Guest Performance in a Daytime Drama Series
Jasmine Burke (as June Hughes), Beyond the Gates
Jeff Kober (as Cyrus Renault), General Hospital
Eva LaRue (as Natalia Rogers-Ramirez), General Hospital
Christopher Sean (as Paul Narita), Days of Our Lives
Ray Wise (as Ian Ward), The Young and the Restless

Outstanding Writing Team for a Daytime Drama Series
Beyond the Gates
The Bold and the Beautiful
Days of Our Lives
General Hospital

Outstanding Directing Team for a Daytime Drama Series
Days of Our Lives
General Hospital
The Young and the Restless

Outstanding Casting for a Daytime Program
Beyond the Gates
General Hospital
The Young and the Restless”

Outstanding Daytime Talk Series
3rd Hour of TODAY
The Drew Barrymore Show
The Kelly Clarkson Show
Live With Kelly and Mark
TODAY With Jenna & Friends
The View

Outstanding Daytime Talk Series Host
Joy Behar, Whoopi Goldberg, Alyssa Farah Griffin, Sara Haines, Sunny Hostin & Ana Navarro, The View
Kelly Clarkson, The Kelly Clarkson Show
Tamron Hall, Tamron Hall
Jennifer Hudson, The Jennifer Hudson Show
Sherri Shepherd, Sherri

Outstanding Entertainment News Series
Access Hollywood
Entertainment Tonight
Extra

Outstanding Daytime Personality (Daily)
Mona Kosar Abdi, Derek Hough & Terri Seymour, Extra
Cassie DiLaura, Denny Directo, Kevin Frazier, Rachel Smith & Nischelle Turner, Entertainment Tonight
Scott Evans, Zuri Hall, Kit Hoover & Mario Lopez, Access Hollywood
Star Jones & Corey Jovan, Divorce Court

Outstanding Arts and Popular Culture Program
Beyond the Gates: Welcome to the Neighborhood — An Entertainment Tonight Special
Off Script With The Hollywood Reporter
Variety & CNN Actors on Actors
Variety Studio: Actors on Actors
Working In the Theatre

Outstanding Music Direction and Composition for a Daytime

Beyond the Gates,” Episode 103
Have Guitar Will Travel World
The Kelly Clarkson Show Episode 5033
Let Frankie Cook,” Getting the Band Back Together
Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade

Outstanding Technical Direction and Video for a Daytime Program

Beyond the Gates,” Episode 104
The Bold and the Beautiful,” Episode 9511
Disney Parks Magical Christmas Day Parade”
The Jennifer Hudson Show, ” Episode 4041
Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade”

Outstanding Hairstyling and Makeup for a Daytime Program

Beyond the Gates,” Episode 103
General Hospital,” Episode 15719
The Kelly Clarkson Show,” Episode 5033
The Young and the Restless,” Episode 13273

So, what do you think of the 53rd annual Daytime Emmy nominations? Who are you happy to see receive a nomination and who do you think was snubbed? Weigh-in via the comment section.

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‘General Hospital’s’ Steve Burton Shares Reaction to His Lead Actor Daytime Emmy Nomination, ‘It Was to Honor Leslie Charleson’

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The 53rd Annual Daytime Emmy Award nominations kicked-off on Monday with the announcements of four major categories including, Outstanding Lead Performer in a Daytime Drama Series — Actor, and among the nominees is General Hospital’s Steve Burton (Jason Morgan).

Burton is already a two-time Daytime Emmy winner in the Supporting Actor category for his roles as GH’s Jason and his turn as Dylan McAvoy on Y&R. However, Steve is yet to win in the Lead Actor category and he has received 11 nominations along the way in his daytime career.

Following the reveal that he is a 2026 Daytime Emmy nominee, he and his GH co-star, podcast co-host and comedy show partner, Bradford Anderson (Spinelli) taped a special edition of their That’s Awesome podcast just featuring Burton’s reaction to the news.

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FOR LESLIE CHARLESON

Steve expressed, “I know it’s such a cliche to say, ‘I’m just so honored to be nominated.’ But truly, I’m so grateful to be nominated, so grateful to just be on the show off and on for 30 plus years and to be nominated with the guys in my category. Just to get the opportunity. Frank (Valentini, executive producer, GH) texted me right away. I was just like, ‘Thank you for the opportunity to get to do what I do.'”

Taking in the moment, Burton thanked those who helped him select the material for his nominated reel. “Unless you win, you don’t get to say things. So. I’m going just say a few things: Elizabeth Korte (co-head writer, GH) helped me a lot with the material, (as did) Michelle Henry, who’s a producer on the show, Laura Wright (Carly, GH), and then my wife Michelle (Lundstrom). I believe it was Jill Phelps who told me that when A Martinez felt like he had a great show or great scenes, he would mark it down. So, when Emmy time comes, you have all the show numbers written down, and you don’t have to think about it, because that’s half the battle (finding the material).

Burton explained how meaningful this nomination is for him, because of playing the scenes of Jason losing Monica, and his closeness with the late, great Leslie Charleson.

“The nomination’s an amazing thing, and it’s beautiful, but really it’s to honor Leslie Charleson. A lot of my material was because of her, and how I started on the show as a Quartermaine, it just means a ton,” shared Burton. “Maurice Benard (Sonny, GH) has obviously has been instrumental, and I’ve said it from day one and I’ll shout it from the rooftops. If it wasn’t for him, I wouldn’t be here, and to be working with the people that we work with is incredible.”

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SHOULD JOHN OLIVER BE NAMED HOST OF THE DAYTIME EMMYS?

During the end of his conversation with Anderson, Steve suggested that the host of the Daytime Emmy should be Last Week Tonight’s John Oliver, who recently guest starred as the head of the WSB named Z on General Hospital, and is soon to show up on Days of Our Lives in a mystery role in August.

Thus far, the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences has not revealed their host for the upcoming ceremony to be held on October 30 in a venue to be named in Hollywood, California.

You can watch Steve sharing his reaction to receiving his 2026 Lead Actor Daytime Emmy nomination below on a special segment on the That’s Awesome podcast.

Now let us know, are you glad that Steve chose scenes surrounding Jason mourning the loss of the woman that raised him, Monica Quartermaine for his Emmy reel? What do you think of John Oliver as a suggestion to host the Daytime Emmys? Weigh-in via the comment section below.

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GENERAL HOSPITAL: Jason Reconnects with Danny; Tristan Roberts Arrives in Port Charles, Lots of Nods to #16

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General Hospital’s 16,000th episode was packed with little reminders through points in today’s script that the ABC daytime drama series has set another milestone and it paved the way for the return of fan favorite and newly nominated Daytime Emmy Lead Actor nominee Steve Burton (Jason Morgan). The 16,000th episode also introduced viewers to the new surgeon in Port Charles Dr. Tristan Roberts played by Dean Geyer. 

Here are the key takeaways and what went down on the July 13 episode: Tristan and Jason are seated next to each other on a plane heading to Port Charles. Throughout the flight, a beaten up Jason has flashbacks to being thrown into, and being held captive in a cell and tortured. It appears Jason is suffering from some form of PTSD from what he was put through after being dragged out of Port Charles by the WSB months ago.

As the plane prepares to land, Tristan tells Jason there would be a car waiting for him once they land and to enjoy the rest of his life. Later, Tristan arrives at the nurses and doctors hub at GH and approaches Elizabeth (Rebecca Herbst). He tells her his name and that he is the new surgeon on staff.

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A REUNION PLUS A HEAD NURSE DEFENDS SONNY

Meanwhile, at the end of the episode, Jason is outside the Quartermaine boathouse looking bewildered when he runs into Danny (Asher Antonyzyn), who is so thrilled to see his father, and the two hugs each other as tears are shed.

Elsewhere, Elizabeth tells Sonny (Maurice Benard) that he thinks its a great idea for him to get the 16th seat on the hospital board, but when it comes times to convince Tracy Quartermaine (Jane Elliot) of that, things go awry when Tracy, Laura and Sonny try to work things out. After Tracy launches into Sonny about killing Alan and Monica’s son AJ, Sonny walks away dejected.

Next, Sonny runs into Elizabeth, where he informs her what happened with Tracy. So what’s a head nurse to do? Elizabeth marches into the conference room and reminds Tracy of all the different donations and ways Sonny has contributed to the hospital from the Stone Cates AIDS wing, to the Michael Corinthos Center for Pediatric Head Injuries as well as his constant support each year for the GH Nurses’ Ball.

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WSB WAR SCARS

Then, in one of the best parts for longtime fans of the series, Elizabeth talks about her legendary grandparents, Audrey and Steve Hardy and she tells Tracy they would have wanted Sonny to have a seat on the board for all the good that he has done for the hospital. After Elizabeth states Sonny’s case, things took a turn and Tracy and Sonny wound up shaking hands as Sonny is board member #16.

In the how great was it to see Anna (Finola Hughes) and Valentin (James Patrick Stuart) together scenes department, the pick-up of last Friday’s cliffhanger is played out as the two former lovers fill each other in on what has gone down in their lives in the last several months including Valentin admitting he had been living in Carly’s attic, and Anna realizing she was kidnapped by Cullum, Sidwell and Cassius Faison. During their conversation, Anna sees the hallucination of Peter August (Wes Ramsey) right while Valentin is standing there.

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Later Anna was on her way to saying goodbye to Valentin, when the two share an emotional hug. After Valentin made his exit, Peter reappeared and warned Anna to not let Valentin distract her because she has important work to do. Anna answers, “I know.”

So, what did you think of General Hospital’s 16,000 episode? What do you think is wrong with Jason? What is the important “work” that Anna has to do? Were you glad to see Sonny get a seat on the hospital board, or not so much. Weigh-in via the comment section. But first, check out the scenes on Jason and Tristan’s long flight to Port Charles.

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